The Cleaning Process and Chemical Products

Become an expert in cleaning and chemical handling—gentle on materials, people, and the environment!

Do you want to take your cleaning knowledge to the next level?

In this course, you’ll gain the tools to understand the full cleaning process—from how dirt is composed to which chemicals and methods deliver the best results. You’ll learn to work smarter, safer, and more environmentally conscious while improving the quality of your work.

Succeeding in facility cleaning requires more than knowing how to clean—it also means understanding why you choose certain methods and products.

In this course, you will learn:

• How the composition of dirt affects the choice of cleaning method
• How to use chemical products safely and effectively
• The basics of the pH scale and how it guides cleaning work
• Why correct dosing is crucial for both results and the work environment

With the right knowledge, you can reduce chemical use, avoid material damage, prevent health issues, and deliver professional cleaning every time.

After the course, you will:

• Understand the full cleaning process and how different chemicals work
• Have strong knowledge of the pH scale and key chemical concepts
• Be able to choose the right method and product based on the type of dirt you encounter
• Interpret bottle labels, hazard symbols, and safety instructions
• Know how correct dosing protects you, the environment, and the surfaces you clean

This course provides the knowledge you need to work safely, responsibly, and professionally in all situations.

This course is suitable for you if you:

• Work with cleaning chemicals daily
• Want to understand how chemicals work and how to use them correctly
• Want to work safer, more sustainably, and with higher quality
• Want to develop your competence and strengthen your professional role

(This course package consists of sub-courses 7 and 11 in the Professional Facility Cleaning Training.)

• The Cleaning Process
• The pH Scale
• Classification of Chemical-Technical Products
• Base Substances, Special Agents, Combination Agents, and Surface-Protecting Agents
• Dosing
• Cleaning Terminology